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Can we Mow over another Lawn mower, Super Tall Grass, watermelons & Pumpkins? Lets Try!

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Video by Stanley "Dirt Monkey" Genadek

Stanley "Dirt Monkey" Genadek

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This project, presented as a humorous but highly dangerous demonstration, details the process of deliberately destroying a smaller residential lawn mower using a heavy-duty commercial stand-on mower. It also involves the destruction of various other objects like watermelons and ceramic pumpkins as 'practice runs'. The video explicitly warns against replication due to extreme safety hazards.

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I'm the dirt monkey and today we're going to mow a lawn mower. And kids, before we get started, remember we're professionals. We know exactly what we're doing. So, what are we waiting for? Let's get started. [Music] What are you doing? Sharpening blades. [Music] Now, to mow over a lawn mower requires a few different things. The first thing is plenty of wide open space because we anticipated that there could be shrapnel flying pretty far when we're done with this thing. The second thing is we required everybody that was there to have safety goals and other safety gear ready to go. Third thing, we even went so far as to have emergency medical staff on hand just in case something bad happened. All right. Well, technically the emergency medical staff was Brian from Brian's Lawn Maintenance with a package of band-aids, but in my book that still kind of counts. And the last thing that we need to do this right is a victim. So, let's see who the unlucky winner of that one was. [Music] I've got to say before we get started, this video is not sponsored in any way, shape, or form by Ryobi. Ceramic pumpkins, watermelons, or flower plants. Or right or we got nothing to do with this. So, is that is this actually a functioning lawn mower? That actually works pretty good. [Music] What are you doing? Sharpening blades. The battery is safely removed, right? Yep. No batteries allowed. No batteries. Now, this is where I think I need to introduce you to a few of the people in today's video. This is Ed Wright. He's an engineer and also one of the owners of Wright Mowers. And he's obviously not afraid to test his creations on just about anything, including watermelons, ceramic jacko'lanterns, and other lawnmowers. So, let's see how this goes. Everybody get clear. This is This is a This is ceramic, so watch out. Do you want more? This is a giraffe. [Music] Are you ready to mow a mower, Ed? See what happens. We hit it head on or let's let's hit it head on. Yeah. See what happens. Look at the carnage my phone is taking. Ed's checking out his equipment. [Music] That is so cool. Oh my god, that is so cool. Blade's still good. Oh, the blade survived. So, after we got all done chewing up watermelons, jacko'lanterns, and other lawnmowers, we decided to put this right standard in super tall grass. And we actually have a video coming out where we pit it right up against the Ferris ZX3 to see who comes out on top. But that's a whole another story. In the meantime, here's a sneak peek of some action that you'll see in that video that's going to be coming out real soon. I was walking by the ocean, feeling all emotion when she came right up next to me. I got caught up in the moment. Felt like we were frozen, like it was literally meant to be. Time stood still right there. [Music] Pure fun, man. Sometimes, guys, you got to have pure fun. I want to thank Ed for letting us go crazy. Dude, that was that was epic. That was awesome, dude. And there she goes off into the distance, taking her off on a gurnie. And check this out, guys. Brian from Brian's Lawn Maintenance and I did a full review on every single mower that you see in this lineup. So, make sure you come back to both of our channels to get that review coming at you real soon. [Music] So, what we're doing right now, guys, is we're dividing the mowers into heavy duty, medium heavy duty, light heavy duty, and then smaller categories like the 30in mowers. [Music] Ever since I was a child, [Music] Music creeps into my dreams. [Music] Wakes me right. You guys are going to just kill me for this. Abandons me when out. What can I do? What can I do? [Music] Okay. Wait a minute. What's going on? So, the gauge says 3/4 and it's empty. So, we ran out of gas. Oh my gosh. Can anybody make a proper fuel gauge? Where? Where do you It's up here. You have to go up through here. Yeah. No, it says more than 3/4. I sound like my family guy. Giggity giggity giggity. I better use my legs and run before it is too late to flee. I feel the world.

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